DIBYAJYOTI DASH 🇮🇳

Less than 24 hours to go. ⏳ Here’s a sneak peek at the Claude design skills we’ve built, and trust us, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Join us tomorrow to see this and a whole lot more in action. See you there! 👀🔥

@jameslevicf Cool

@Razorpay_Design Really excited, Waiting for the approval…

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Designers at Razorpay are raising PRs on GitHub. Not engineers. Designers. The design process has completely changed in one year - from Figma handoffs to shipping frontend in real repos. We're showing the entire workflow live this Friday, April 17th.

@samtwtss Centre any day

here's the million dollar question: left alligned or centre? choose one👇

@ava_thiery B

Which one do you like?

I’m Dash — a UX Designer focused on clarity, systems, and behaviour. I’ve started 100 Days of UI, focusing on one interface, one decision , and one learning every day. Sharing calm, intentional UI design and practical UX insights. Follow along...

Today’s focus: making the first glance meaningful. Good hierarchy guides attention. A great hierarchy removes hesitation.

@manojdotdev Motive.

Starts with M and we all need it.

@audiencon Empathy - Understanding the users. Only then the product will work and eventually the startup.

What's the #1 startup skill?

@aryanlabde Execution in my case.😅

Which one do you think matters more? - idea - execution - timing

@kaif9999 Audience ofc.

What’s harder to build? - Product - Audience

Most UI doesn’t need more elements. It needs an order. Hierarchy is invisible when it works and painfully obvious when it doesn’t.

Most “minimalist” UIs fail because they remove elements without adding clarity. Minimal isn’t fewer things. Minimal is fewer questions the user has to ask.

Intentional Layout Today’s focus: reducing interpretation. A good layout doesn’t force the user to “figure out” what matters. It makes the priority obvious on the first scan. #DailyUI #Day02

@yeasindesign The slight glow on top is on point.

If entering an app feels this premium… imagine the inside.

The easiest way to create a calmer interface? Remove anything the user needs to "interpret". The more a UI explains itself, the less friction it creates.

@WasimShips guide

I'm building a Detailed Freelancing Roadmap This system took me from zero skills, zero clients to $10k/mo to 7-person agency in 1 year - How to get consistent leads - getting your first $1000 client - Setting up retainers and invoicing - how to learn and get inbounds Covers all SOPs: onboarding, follow ups, client delivery step by step Breakdowns of all my mistakes so you skip burnout and wasted outreach I’ll share the "unspoken" process for landing your first client: DM opener, follow-up, closing my first $250, building to $1k Comment "Guide" to get early access

@SanndyCreationz B

A or B Which on do you prefer?

@ShruPosts Clean and intentional.

Monochrome is my new favorite, wdyt?😌

This was my Day 1 focus. One screen -> one priority -> one clean decision path.

Real simplicity isn’t fewer elements. It’s a stronger intention behind each one.

Why is simplifying a dashboard harder than designing one?